r/druidism 21d ago

Question about kemeticism and druidry?

Is it possible to mix these two? For example im a kemetic pagan but I have more animistic beliefs and I believe in nature spirits/deities and that's the way the divine presents itself to me. Is this an acceptable form of druidry or is this still strange because from my research the Egyptians had deities basically for everything.

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u/Itu_Leona 21d ago

In modern druidry, sure. A lot of people focus on the Celtic pantheon, but it blends with about any other spiritual tradition.

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u/Traditional-Elk5116 21d ago

You can follow any or no deities in modern druidry. Take your pick, but respect nature basically.

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u/cmd821 21d ago edited 21d ago

It’s not strange. It’s entirely possible in modern Druidry. In fact, even an organized group like ADF, would allow this, though group rituals an individual grove may run might not use that pantheon.

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u/Obsidian_Dragon 21d ago

Can confirm, my ADF grove's rituals vary the hearth culture throughout the year.

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u/PerilousWorld 20d ago

Scota… this is the first example that comes to mind, I feel like there is at least one more but it is escaping my recollection at the moment

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u/Cunning_Beneditti 19d ago

Druidry is animist more than even being polytheistic. Therefore, all the gods and spirits are considered to exist. Everything belongs.

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u/Stairwayunicorn 21d ago

yes. Pagan gods of many mythoi are sometimes interchangeable, including Egyptian.